Mountaineering Art
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1 The Rev. John Jackson, of Whitehaven, an enthusiast of the Pillar Rock, in Ennerdale. Cumberland, and who climbed it alone, in 1875, at the age of eighty, wrote some verses commemorative of the expedition. The following verse shows a wit as supple as must have hern the old gentleman's limbs : " Two elephantine properties are mine. For I can bend to pick up pin or plack. And when this year the Pillar block 1 climb. Four-score and two's the howdah on m\ hack. " ISO SOME TECHNICALITIES An alpens...tock, or ice-axe, if the latter has not too . Short a s/ifijf. Is a very considerable help in walking on steep slopes of an}' kind, in ascending, the hip and thigh muscles can be relieved by transferring a certain amount of the load to those of the shoulders and arms. 1 The ultra short-shafted axe will here exhibit its real useless, not to say dangerous, character. Fully 90 per cent, of mountaineering is 'lone at moderate angles. The most important jade of climbing and walking on any slope is. "' Stand up straight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 The Rev. John Jackson, of Whitehaven, an enthusiast of the Pillar Rock, in Ennerdale. Cumberland, and who climbed it alone, in 1875, at the age of eighty, wrote some verses commemorative of the expedition. The following verse shows a wit as supple as must have hern the old gentleman's limbs : " Two elephantine properties are mine. For I can bend to pick up pin or plack. And when this year the Pillar block 1 climb. Four-score and two's the howdah on m\ hack. " ISO SOME TECHNICALITIES An alpens...tock, or ice-axe, if the latter has not too . Short a s/ifijf. Is a very considerable help in walking on steep slopes of an}' kind, in ascending, the hip and thigh muscles can be relieved by transferring a certain amount of the load to those of the shoulders and arms. 1 The ultra short-shafted axe will here exhibit its real useless, not to say dangerous, character. Fully 90 per cent, of mountaineering is 'lone at moderate angles. The most important jade of climbing and walking on any slope is. "' Stand up straight.
What to read after Mountaineering Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Raeburn to read onlineMoreLess
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